Roofer checking the roof edge and gutter

Roof inspection

You rarely see your roof up close. During an inspection we climb up and also look under the tiles, from the attic. You get an honest picture: what needs doing now, what's coming in five years and what’s still fine.

What we look at

Broken or slipped tiles, the lead and sealant, the state of the gutters and downpipes, the ridge and the chimney. In the attic we look for damp patches, mould and the condition of the timber structure.

The report

Within three working days you have a report with photos and a price for each point. If you're buying a house, that’s a good basis for negotiating.

What customers ask about roof inspection

01How often should a roof be inspected?

Every five years is enough for a tiled roof. A flat roof preferably every two years, and always after a heavy storm.

Other roofing work

Not sure about your roof?

Book an inspection. Within three working days you'll have a report with photos and a fixed price.

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